The United States has been involved in and assisted in the overthrow of foreign governments (more recently termed "regime change ") without the overt use of U.S. military force. Often, such operations are tasked to the Central Intelligence Agency(CIA).

Regime change has been attempted through direct involvement of U.S. operatives, the funding and training of insurgency groups within these countries, anti-regime propaganda campaigns, coups d'état, and other activities usually conducted as operations by the CIA.These actions were sometimes accompanied by by direct military action, such as following the U.S. invasion of Panamain 1989 and the U.S.-led military invasion of Iraq

in 2003.Some argue that non-transparent United States governmentagencies working in secret sometimes mislead or do not fully implement the decisions of elected civilian leaders and that this has been an important component of many such operations,[1]

Some contend that the U.S. has supported more coups against democracies that it perceived as communist, becoming communist, or pro-communist.

1 Prior to Cold War

1.1 Russia

2 During the Cold War

2.1 Communist states 1944–89

2.2 Syria 1949

2.3 Iran 1953

2.4 Guatemala 1954

2.5 Tibet 1955–70s

2.6 Indonesia 1958

2.7 Cuba 1959

2.8 Iraq 1960–63

2.9 Democratic Republic of the Congo 1960–65

2.10 Dominican Republic 1961

2.11 South Vietnam 1963

2.12 Brazil 1964

2.13 Ghana 1966

2.14 Chile 1970–73

2.15 Argentina 1976

2.16 Afghanistan 1979–89

2.17 Turkey 1980

2.18 Poland 1980–89

2.19 Nicaragua 1981–90

2.19.1 Destablization through CIA assets

2.19.2 Arming the Contras

3 Since the end of the Cold War

3.1 Iraq 1992–96

3.2 Venezuela 2002

3.3 Iraq 2002–03

3.4 Iran 2005–present

3.5 Somalia 2006–07

3.6 Syria 2012–present

Prior to Cold War

Russia

Main article:

Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War U.S. troops in Vladivostok, August 1918

The Bolshevik revolution of 1917 was met with hostility from President Wilson's administration.

After withdrawing funding for Russia and opposing a British and French plan to include the

Bolsheviks as allies against Germany in 1918, the United States extended its maritime blockade of Germany to include Soviet Russia and began covertly supporting

Russian opposition factions.[2][3]

In 1918, the Allied powers, including the United States, began to supplement their covert efforts with a military interventionin the Russian Civil War. The U.S. sent 13,000 troops to the Russian port cities of Vladivostokand Archangelsk.[4][5]

This intervention would not end until 1920 when it became clear that Lenin's forces were defeating the loose anti-Bolshevik White Russian movement.

During the Cold War

Communist states 1944–89

The United States supported resistance movements and dissidents in the communist regimes of Eastern Europeand the Soviet Union during the Cold War. One example is the

counterespionage operations following the discovery of the Farewell dossier which some argue contributed to the fall of the Soviet regime.[6][7]

Syria 1949

March 1949 Syrian coup d'état Syria became an independent republic in 1946, but the March 1949 Syrian coup d'état, led by Army Chief of Staff Husni al-Za'im, ended the initial period of civilian rule. Za'im met at least six times with CIA operatives in the months prior to the coup to discuss his plan to seize power. Za'im requested American funding or personnel, but it is not known whether this assistance was provided. Once in power, Za'im made several key decisions that benefited the United States. He approved the Trans-Arabian Pipeline (TAPLINE), an American project designed to transport Saudi Arabian oil to Mediterranean ports. Construction of TAPLINE had been delayed due to Syrian intransigence. Za'im also improved relations with two American allies in the region:

Israel and Turkey. He signed an armistice in 1949with Israel, formally ending the 1948 Arab-Israeli Warand he renounced Syrian claims to Hatay Province, a major source of dispute between Syria and Turkey. Za'im also cracked down on local communists. However, Za'im's regime was short-lived. He was overthrown in August, just four and a half months after seizing power.[8][9][10][11]

Iran 1953

1953 Iranian coup d'état

See also: Tudeh Party and Iran hostage crisis

In 1953, the CIA worked with the United Kingdomto overthrow the democratically elected government of Iranled by Prime MinisterMohammad Mossadeghwho had attempted to

nationalizeIran's petroleum industry, threatening the profits of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, now known as BP.[12] Declassified CIA documents show that Britain was fearful of Iran's plans to

nationalize its oil industry and pressed the U.S. to mount a joint operation to depose the prime minister and install a puppet regime.[13]In 1951 the Iranian parliamentvoted to nationalize the petroleum fields of the country.[13][14]The coup was led by CIA operative Kermit Roosevelt, Jr.(grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt). With help from British intelligence, the CIA planned, funded and implemented Operation Ajax.[15] In the months before the coup, the UK and U.S. imposed a boycott of the country, exerted other political pressures, and conducted a massive covert propaganda campaign to create the environment necessary for the coup. The CIA hired Iranian agents provocateurswho posed as communists, harassed religious leaders and staged the bombing of one cleric's home to turn the Islamic religious community against the government. For the U.S. audience, the CIA hoped to plant articles in U.S. newspapers saying that ShahMohammed Reza Pahlevi's return to govern Iran resulted from a homegrown revolt against what was being represented to the U.S. public as a communist-leaning government. The CIA successfully used its contacts at the Associated Press

to put on the newswire in the U.S. a statement from Tehran about royal decrees that the CIA itself had written.[13] Tehran men celebrating the 1953 Iranian coup d'état

The coup initially failed and the Shah fled the country. After four days of rioting, Shi'ite-sparked street protests backed by pro-Shah army units defeated Mossadeq's forces and the Shah returned to power.[16] Supporters of the coup have argued that Mossadegh had become the de factodictator of Iran, citing his dissolution of the Parliament and the Supreme Court, and his abolishment of free elections with a secret ballot, after he declared victory in a referendum where he claimed 99.9% of the vote.[17]

Darioush Bayandor has argued that the CIA botched its coup attempt and that a popular uprising, instigated by top Shi'ite clerics such as Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Hossein Borujerdi and Abol-Ghasem Kashani(who were certain that Mosaddegh was taking the nation toward religious indifference, and worried that he had banished the Shah), instigated street riots to return the Shah to power four days after the failed coup.

[16] After the coup, the Shah introduced electoral reforms extending suffrage to all members of society, including women. This was part of a broader series of reforms dubbed the White Revolution.[18] However, the Shah also carried out at least 300 political executions, according to Amnesty International.[19] The CIA subsequently used the apparent success of their Iranian coup project to bolster their image in American government circles. They expanded their reach into other countries, taking a greater portion of American intelligence assets based on their record in Iran.[16]In August 2013 the CIA admitted that it was involved in both the planning and the execution of the coup, including the bribing of Iranian politicians, security and army high-ranking officials, as

well as pro-coup propaganda.[20][21]The CIA is quoted acknowledging the coup was carried out "under CIA direction" and "as an act of U.S. foreign policy, conceived and approved at the highest levels of government."[22]The National Security Archive

said it that while it "applauds the CIA’s decision to make these materials available, today’s posting shows clearly that these materials could have been safely declassified many years ago without risk of damage to national security."[20]

Guatemala 1954

1954 Guatemalan coup d'état

The Guatemalan Revolutionof 1944-54 had overthrown the US backed dictator Jorge Ubico and brought a democratically elected government to power. The government began an ambitious agrarian reformprogram attempting to grant land to millions of landless peasants. This program threatened the land holdings of the United Fruit Company, who lobbied for a coup by portraying these reforms as communist. The CIA engineered the overthrow of the democratically elected government of Jacobo Árbenz, and installed the military dictator Carlos Castillo Armas. A decades long civil war ensued in which some 200,000 people were killed, mostly by the US backed military.[23][24][25][26][27]

Tibet 1955–70s

According to the 14th Dalai Lama, the CIA supported the Tibetan independence movement "not because they (the CIA) cared about Tibetan independence, but as part of their worldwide efforts to destabilize all communist governments".[28]

Main article:

CIA Tibetan program

The CIA armed an anti-Communist insurgency for decades in order to oppose the invasion of Tibet by Chinese forces and the subsequent control of Tibet by China. The program had a record of almost unmitigated failure.[29] According to the 14th Dalai Lama, the CIA supported the Tibetan independence movement "not because they (the CIA) cared about Tibetan independ ence, but as part of their worldwide efforts to destabilize all communist governments". [28] The budget figures for the CIA's Tibetan program were as follows: agents." "Agents in the Ba’th Party headquarters in Baghdad had for years kept Washington au courant on the party’s personnel and organization, its secret communications and sources of funds, and its penetrations of military and civilian hierarchies in several countries.... CIA sources were in a perfect position to follow each step of Ba’th preparations for the Iraqi coup, which focused on making contacts with military and civilian leaders in Baghdad. The CIA’s major source, in an ideal catbird seat, reported the exact time of the coup and provided a list of the new cabinet members.... To call an upcoming coup requires the CIA to have sources within the group of plotters. Yet, from a diplomatic point of view, having secret contacts with plotters implies at least unofficial complicity in the plot."[35] Qasim was aware of U.S. complicity in the plot and continually denounced the U.S. in public. The U.S. Department of State was worried that Qasim would harass US diplomats in Iraq because of this. The CIA was aware of many plots in Iraq in 1962, not just the one that succeeded.[36]

The best direct evidence that the U.S. was complicit is the memo from Komer to President Kennedy on February 8, 1963. The last paragraph reads: "We will make informal friendly noises as soon as we can find out whom to talk with, and ought to recognize as soon as we’re sure these guys are firmly in the saddle. CIA had excellent reports on the plotting, but I doubt either they or UK should claim much credit for it."[37]

Democratic Republic of the Congo 1960–65

Main article:

Congo Crisis

In 1960, the Democratic Republic of the Congo became independent from Belgium, and Patrice Lumumba became its first prime minister.[38] The new country quickly became embroiled in a civil war, with the regions of Katangaand South Kasaideclaring their independence. Lumumba sought assistance from the Soviet Unionto put down the rebellions. Fearing a communist takeover of the country, the CIAwas authorized by US president Dwight Eisenhowerto assassinate Lumumba; however, these plans were never carried out.[39][40] In 1964, the MaoistSimba Rebellion(Swahili for "Lions") broke out. In early 1965 Marxist revolutionary Che Guevaratraveled to Congo to offer his knowledge and experience as a guerrilla to the insurgents. Guevara led the Cuban operation in support of the Marxist Simba movement. Guevara, his second-in-command Victor Dreke, and 12 other Cuban expeditionaries arrived in the Congo on 24 April 1965 and a contingent of approximately 100 Afro-Cubans joined them soon afterward.[41][42]

They collaborated for a time with guerrilla leader Laurent-Désiré Kabila, who had previously helped supporters of Lumumba lead an unsuccessful revolt months earlier. White South African mercenaries, led by Mike Hoarein concert with Cuban exiles and the CIA, worked with the Congo National Army to thwart Guevara in the mountains near the village of Fizion Lake Tanganyika. They were able to monitor his communications and so pre-empted his attacks and interdicted his supply lines. Despite the fact that Guevara sought to conceal his presence in the Congo, the U.S. government was aware of his location and activities. The CIA assisted the operation, carried out by U.S. and Belgian forces, to rescue hundreds of European hostages held by the Simba forces.[43] On 25 November 1965, just five days after Guevara's departure,Joseph Mobutuseized power with the help of the political and military support of Western countries, including the U.S.[44]

Dominican Republic 1961

See also: CIA transnational human rights actions § Trujillo

The CIA supported the overthrow of Rafael Trujillo, President/Dictator of the Dominican Republic, on 30 May 1961.[45] Trujillo has been described as one of the worst dictators in the Americas. In a report to the Deputy Attorney General of the United States, CIA officials described the agency as having "no active part" in the assassination and only a "faint connection" with the groups that planned the killing,[46]but the internal CIA investigation, by its Inspector General, "disclosed quite extensive Agency involvement with the plotters."[47]

The body of Diệm in the back of the APC, having been killed on the way to military headquarters

The CIA backed a coup against President Ngô Đình Diệmof South Vietnam.

Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., the US ambassador to South Vietnam, refused to meet with Diệm. Upon hearing that a coup d'étatwas being designed by Army of the Republic of Vietnam

(ARVN) generals led by General Dương Văn Minh, Lodge gave secret assurances to the generals that the U.S. would not interfere. Lucien Conein, a CIA operative, provided a group of South Vietnamese generals with ,000 to carry out the coup with the promise that US forces would make no attempt to protect Diệm. Dương Văn Minhand his co-conspirators overthrew the government on 1 November 1963 in a swift coup. On 1 November, with only the palace guard remaining to defend Diệm and his younger brother, Nhu, the generals called the palace offering Diệm exile if he surrendered.

However, that evening, Diệm and his entourage escaped via an underground passage to Cholon , where they were captured the following morning, 2 November. The brothers were assassinated together in the back of an armoured personnel carrierwith a bayonet and revolver by Captain Nguyễn Văn Nhungwhile en route to the Vietnamese Joint General Staff headquarters.[48]Diệm was buried in an unmarked gravein a cemetery next to the house of the U.S. ambassador.[49]Upon learning of Diệm's ouster and death, Hồ Chí Minhreportedly said, "I can scarcely believe the Americans would be so stupid."[50]

Coordinadora to develop a coherent electoral strategy." [99]Ultimately, the U.S. administration's public and private support for non-participation allowed those members of the Coordinadora who favoured a boycott to gain the upper hand.[99]Others have disputed this view, claiming that "the Sandinistas' decision to hold elections in 1984 was largely of foreign inspiration".[100]The U.S. continued to pressure the government by illegally arming the Contra insurgency. On October 5, 1985 the Sandinistas broadened the state of emergency begun in 1982 and suspended many more civil rights. A new regulation also forced any organization outside of the government to first submit any statement it wanted to make public to the censorsip bureau for prior censorship.[101]

As the Contras' insurgency continued with U.S. support, the Sandinistas struggled to maintain power. They lost power in 1990, when they ended the state of emergency and held an election that all the main opposition parties competed in. The Sandinistas have been accused of killing thousands by Nicaragua's Permanent Commission on Human Rights.[102] The Contras have also been accused of committing war crimes, such as rape, arson, and the killing of civilians.[103] The New York Timessurveyed voters on the 1990 election:"The longer they [Sandinistas] were in power, the worse things became. It was all lies, what they promised us" (unemployed person); "I thought it was going to be just like 1984, when the vote was not secret and there was not all these observers around" (market vendor); "Don't you believe those lies [about fraud], I voted my conscience and my principles, and so did everyone else I know" (young mother); "the Sandinistas have mocked and abused the people, and now we have given our vote to [the opposition] UNO" (ex-Sandinista officer).[104]

Since the end of the Cold War

Iraq 1992–96

See also:

Iraq Liberation Act

According to former U.S. intelligence officials interviewed by The New York Times, the CIA indirectly supported a bomb and sabotage campaign between 1992 and 1995 in Iraq conducted by the

Iraqi National Accord insurgents, led byIyad Allawi. The campaign had no apparenteffect in toppling Saddam Hussein's rule.[105] According to former CIA officerRobert Baer, various rebel groups were attempting to oust Hussein at the time. No public records of the CIA campaign are known to exist, and former U.S.officials said their recollections were in many cases sketchy, and in some cases contradictory. "But whether the bombings actually killed any civilians could not be confirmed because, as aformer CIA officialsaid, the United States had no significant intelligence sources in Iraq then."In 1996, Amneh al -Khadami, who described himself as the chief bomb maker for the Iraqi National Accord, recorded a videotape in which he talked of the bombing campaign and complained that he was being shortchanged money and supplies. Two former intelligence officers confirmed the existence of the videotape. Mr. Khadami said that "we blew up a car, and we were supposed to get ,000" but got only ,000, as reported in 1997 by the British newspaperThe Independent , which had obtained a copy of the videotape.[105][106]

U.S. and Iraqi sources provided an account of the unsuccessful strategy of deposing Saddam by a coup d'état during the 1990s, an effort reportedly known within CIA by the cryptonym "DBACHILLES".[107] According to theWashington Post,[108] the CIA appointed a new head of its Near East Division, Stephen Richter, who assumed that large parts of the Iraqi army might support a coup. A team met with Gen.Mohammed Abdullah Shawani,[108]a former commander of Iraqi Special Forces, and a Turkmen from Mosul. As the CIA was drafting its plans, the British encouraged the agency to contact an experienced Iraqi exile named Ayad Alawi, who headed a network of current and former Iraqi military officers and Ba'ath Party operatives known as wifaq, the Arabic word for "trust".According to the Association of Former Intelligence Officers, DBACHILLES succeeded in reaching a number of senior Iraqi military officers, but was compromised and collapsed in June 1996. The Iraqis began arresting the coup plotters on June 26. At least 200 officers were seized and more than 80 were executed, including Shawani's sons.[107]

Venezuela 2002

Main article:

2002 Venezuelan coup d'état attempt

In 2002, Washington is claimed to have approved and supported a coup against the Venezuelan government. Senior officials, including Special Envoy to Latin America Otto Reich and convicted Iran-contra figure and George W. Bush "democracy 'czar'" Elliott Abrams , were allegedly part of the plot.[109] Top coup plotters, including Pedro Carmona, the man installed during the coup as the new president, began visits to the White House months before the coup and continued until weeks before the putsch. The plotters were received at the White House by the man PresidentGeorge W. Bush tasked to be his key policy-maker for Latin America, Special Envoy Otto Reich.[109]

It has been claimed by Venezuelan news sources that Reich was the U.S.

mastermind of the coup.

[110]

Bush Administration officials and anonymous sources acknowledged meeting with some of the

planners of the coup in the several weeks prior to April 11, but have strongly denied encouraging

the coup itself, saying that they ins

isted on constitutional means.

[111]

Because of allegations, Sen.

Christopher Dodd

requested a review of U.S. activities leading up to and during the coup

attempt. A

U.S. State Department

Office of Inspector General

report found no "wrongdoing" by

U.S. officials either in the State Department

or in the U.S. Embassy.

[112]

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, documents revealed by pro

-

Chavez activist

Eva Golinger

"do not show that the

United States backed the coup, as Mr. Chávez has charged. Instead, the documents show that

Ame

rican officials issued 'repeated warnings that the United States will not support any

extraconstitutional moves to oust Chávez'".

[113]

Iraq 2002–03

Main articles:

Iraq War

and

Operation Viking Hammer

See also:

Lead

-

up to the Iraq War

The CIA's

Special Activities Division

teams were the first U.S. forces

to enter Iraq, in July 2002,

before the main

invasion

. Once on the ground, they prepared for the subsequent arrival of

U.S.

Army Special Forces

to organize the

Kurdish

Peshmerga

. This joint team (called the Northern

Iraq Liaison Element (NILE)

[114]

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Ansar al

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Qaeda, in Iraqi Kurdistan. This battle was for control of the territory that was occupied by Ansar

Countries where the US has attempted to overthrow a democratic government

The US has attempted to overthrow more than 50 national governments, most of them being popular/democratic rather than tyrannical.[1] While bombings with aircraft leave evidence in most cases, covert operations may be difficult to prove.

The CIA sabotaged Allende's first election in 1964, and failed to do so in 1970 (when they also tried to kill him). The military was encouraged to be hostile and in Sept 1973 the government was overthrown, Allende dying in the process. The generals closed the country to the outside world for a week, tanks rolled, soldiers broke down doors, stadiums rang with the sounds of execution and bodies piled up along the streets and floated in the river. More than 3,000 were executed, thousands more tortured or disappeared.[2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

CIA support for failed Golpe Borghese coup in Italy. The military attaché at the US embassy was allegedly connected to the coup organizers and one of the accused claimed that US President Richard Nixon had followed the preparations for the coup.[9] A Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request by Italian newspaper La Repubblica in December 2004 confirmed this.[10]

Operation Brother Sam. The extent of CIA involvement unverifiable since some documents remain classified, but the US provided logistic support to the rebels and dispatched an aircraft carrier (USS Forrestal), two guided missile destroyers and four destroyers which to Brazil under the guise of a military exercise[11]. The rule of democracy was replaced with a line of military dictatorships for the next 21 years, whom the US supported until at least the late 1970s.

From 1953-64, the UK and the US went to great lengths to prevent a democratically elected leader of British Guiana/Guyana from governing. Cheddi Jagan had tried to remain neutral and independent and was elected three times. Using a variety of tactics including general strikes and disinformation to terrorism and British legalisms, the U. S. and Britain finally forced Jagan out in 1964. John F. Kennedy had given a direct order for his ouster, as, presumably, had Eisenhower. One of the better-off countries in the region under Jagan, Guyana, by the 1980s, was one of the poorest. Its principal export became people.[2]

In 1951 the Iranian parliament voted to nationalize the Iran's petroleum industry, threatening the profits of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. Declassified CIA documents show that Britain was fearful of Iran's plans to nationalize its oil industry and pressed the U.S. to mount Operation Ajax to depose the prime minister and install a puppet regime. Elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and his government were replaced by the Shah (overthrown 26 years later).[12][13][14][15][16][17]

Countries where the US has attempted to suppress a populist or national movement

Operation Condor was a campaign of political repression and terror involving assassination and intelligence operations officially implemented in 1975 by right-wing dictatorships in South America. The program aimed to eradicate alleged socialist and communist influence and ideas and to control active or potential opposition movements against the participating governments.[18] Due to its clandestine nature, the precise number of deaths directly attributable to Operation Condor is highly disputed. It is estimated that a minimum of 60,000 deaths can be attributed to Condor,[19] possibly more.[20][21][22] Condor's key members were the governments in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia and Brazil. The United States provided support, with Ecuador and Peru joining later in more peripheral roles.[23]

President José María Velasco Ibarra was overthrown by a military coup, replaced with his vice-president Carlos Julio Arosemana, who in turn was overthrown in 1963 and replaced by a more consistently anti-Communist military junta.[24][25]

Intervened in a civil war, taking the side of the neo-fascists against the Greek left which had fought the Nazis courageously. The neo-fascists won and instituted a highly brutal regime, for which the CIA created a new internal security agency, KYP. Before long, KYP was carrying out all the endearing practices of secret police everywhere, including systematic torture.[2]

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Countries where the US has seriously interfered in democratic elections

The US has seriously interfered in democratic elections in at least 30 countries.[1] Covert operations may be difficult or impossible to prove.

References

The World War on Democracy One of more than 50 attempts to assassinate foreign leaders (but no listing) Global Research, John Pilger Jan 19, 2012, citing William Blum's "updated summary of the record of US foreign policy". Since the Second World War" of July 2011.

"U.S. Ending A Few Of The Sanctions Imposed On Iran", New York Times, March 18, 2000. Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: "’In 1953 the United States played a significant role in orchestrating the overthrow of Iran's popular prime minister, Mohammad Mossadegh’"

Robert Steele: DNA and Mind-Control Targeting "Total Individual Control Technology, the ultimate weapon of control since it can targets your individual DNA, and V2K (Voice to Skull) mind-control technology..."

#MAGA isn't about politics; it is constitutional rule of law. Being opposed to #MAGA isn't about supporting a rival party: it is about rejecting the lawful settlement that enables peace. To support #MAGA is to seek the path to lasting peace,

Huma Abedin is Hillary Clinton's deep state-appointed handler. The two have been nearly inseparable. (Valerie Jarret has a similar relationship with Barack Obama.)

Q used Brennan's comments about Dan Coats as confirmation that he's a deep state asset. Phony patriots (sleepers) present a problem when it comes to filling staff positions. Q suggested more sleepers will be removed in the future.

On August 1st of last year, Q estimated there were 300-350 million people worldwide who were aware of Q's posts and 52-58 million people who were actively following. (We don't have a current estimate but it's likely to be a lot more.)

Corrupt politicians will be held at Gitmo and other locations. Last December, Q indicated 3 facilities were being prepped for detaining those who will be arrested.

"The crackdown on Conservative Christian Gun Owners and Activists, standing in the way of the ’16 Year Plan’ to pave the way for a full blown Communist dictatorship in America with China, holding the keys to everything require[d] for the elimination of 25 million Americans ... the only solution for a complete take-down of America would require the extermination of at least 25 million [patriot] Americans, under the guise of a rapid and out-of-control disease / plague or out-right termination if (you) were rounded-up and placed in the “Red” category at a FEMA re-education camp ... preparations for Martial Law, FEMA Camps with three categories: Green, Yellow & Red, ‘Jade Helm 15’ military operations in cities, the 500,000 plastic coffin liners, train cars outfitted to carry prisoners

Syvä valtio (pahikset,CI_A) laivaa Helsinkiin tavaraa Bagdadista. Ja mitä tekee SU_PO? Kyttää rasisteja? Zerohedge: The Secret Logistics Of America's Global Deep State "Why does the US Embassy in Helsinki need a big warehouse near Malmi Airport and what are the contents of thousands of kilograms of cargo sent to Helsinki from Baghdad?

"... The President very cleverly arranged ... interest-free cash advances to every government person ... most Americans live completely apart from the widely disrespected U.S. federal government ... once the shutdown goes past 30 days, as it has, the President has the authority to [reduce] the size and budget of the federal government by no less than ten percent and perhaps as much as twenty percent ... I believe the government shutdown will end shortly. The Government is demonstrably 50% waste."

"Trump knew that Dems wouldn't agree to fund the wall. That's why he planned to have the military build it. Ending the shutdown (and restarting it when Dems refuse to negotiate) will expose them as liars and put the blame squarely on them."

Ben Fulford: "A report last week by the Institute of International Finance shows that the Babylonian debt slavery system has put a 318% debt-to-GPD burden of $244 trillion on humanity. All of this while 46% of the world’s people live on less than $5.50 a day, and the richest 6 people own as much as the poorest 50%." Linkit tässä ja tässä.

Ben jatkaa: "while the super-rich steal from the rest of us, the poorest of the poor are forced to steal from nature, resulting in what is becoming the worst extinction event in the history of this planet." (Linkki)